RH3740 Rod Holder
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    • RH3740 Rod Holder

    SKU:
    BURNRH3740
    RH3740 Rod Holder
    $104.00
    The RH3740 is our most versatile rod holder designed to hold almost every rod/reel combination commonly used. View full description

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    The RH3740 is our most versatile rod holder designed to hold almost every rod/reel combination commonly used. Like all of our rod holders, the RH3740 can be positioned anywhere in a full 360-degree circle in 22.5-degree increments in any one of our mounts. Vertical position/angle adjustment is quick and easy with our fast-action trigger, allowing you to quickly change from flat, through multiple positions to full vertical. The vertical position also acts as a rod storage location when idle or running. The RH3740 Rod Holder will accept rod butt diameters as large as 1.5” (39mm) and is compatible with all four of our universal mounts.
    Brand:
    Burnewiin

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